Australian Leaders and a Call for Pioneers
An auditorial appeal urges half a million Australians to embrace citizenship acts, unite workers and employers, and elect bold leaders who think and act beyond the crowd. It champions independent thought, reformers, and vigilance against extremism to shape a future Australia.
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Australia
Aus
Refer
Mesa Batam
Challong
Australie
C. T. Madigan
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Conciliatory unity urged to reform arbitration ethics
The author argues that employers and employees are inherently bound as one body and that arbitration wrongly treats them as separate. He predicts a shift toward conciliation and voluntary agreements, noting that round-table talks could reduce disputes, foster peace, and promote prosperity in industry.
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Mr Bevin
Cranwick
Bullfighting in the New World Debate Sparks Moral Issue
An amid editorial argues against introducing bullfighting to America. It warns that the sport perverts sporting impulse, demeans national character, and will corrupt morals just as brutal prizefighting does. It cites an American advocating for the sport as dangerous and unworthy.
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M Ball
America
Australia
Britain's First Woman Privy Councillor
St Maggie Miss Margaret Bondfield becomes Britain’s first female privy councillor and Labour minister for labor and industry. The article lauds her rise from factory band to political leadership, notes her 74 hour week experience, and highlights the unprecedented task of managing millions of workers and 1.5 million unemployed.
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MacDonald
Miss Bondfield
Labor
Hamada’s quest for beauty in daily life across cultures
The text praises Shoji Hamada for infusing ordinary kitchen tools and common objects with beauty, comparing his craft to ancient Japanese artistry. It contends Australia's need for a similar influence, arguing that beauty enhances usefulness and laments the prevalence of ugliness amid utilitarian pursuits.
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Japan
Hamada
Shoji Hamada
London
Australia
Vacuum Oil exhibits at Royal Agricultural Show Flemington
At Flemington’s Royal Agricultural Show Vacuum Oil Co presents displays for pastoralists farmers drivers and manufacturers. The exhibit highlights quality, economy and education, with Mobil oil and Voco power kerosenes shown in a comprehensive, laboratory supervised kiosk aimed at improving daily rural and urban life.
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Flemington
Vacuum Oil Company
Wmpany
Australia
New Zealand
Voco Power
The Danger of Indigestion
A warning on indigestion explains acid buildup fermentation and possible stomach ulcers. It promotes Bisurited Magnesia as a safe antacid that neutralises acid stops fermentation and protects the stomach lining. Doctors nurses and hospitals are cited as endorsing its quick relief.
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Manny
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